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Re: [ve-dev] VEP as basis of non-java dev tool
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Hi Dave,
No problem at all on the turnaround time, actually i thought that was
pretty fast!
What we're hoping to do is provide a GUI-based web development tool,
specifically targeted to developers building web applications on top of
our product. The tool would need to generate simple html and the
server-side-scripting (asp and/or jsp) necessary to communicate via our
product's API. The main goal is to provide as simple an interface as
possible for our end-users/developers, as many tend to come from
character-based development and may not be comfortable with full-fledged
web development environments.
Thanks again,
Steve
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I just realized that it looks like this message wasn't answered promptly.
Please accept my apologies for that.
On Wednesday 01 December 2004 10:40 am, Steven Wingfield wrote:
> We're currently looking at the Visual Editor Project as a possible basis
> for a non-java GUI development tool. In other words, our tool would
fall
> pretty far outside the bounds of the reference implementation.
Can you provide more details?
> Unfortunately I haven't been able to find documentation on the internals
> of the VEP to get a good feel of what's involved. Is this type of
> documentation available?
A plan item for our next release is to document our APIs. Until then,
everything is marked as internal API and can change at any moment.
> I also am wondering, would the reference
> implementation offer very much reuse to a non-java type of designer?
That depends on what you're trying to do. If you can provide more detail,
we
can answer that question in better detail.
Regards,
Dave Orme
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